Sentence examples for have some views from inspiring English sources

"The two sides have some views in common," said Zhou Xiaochuan, the governor of the People's Bank of China.

Still, one imagines that Reza, herself the child of immigrants, must have some views on Sarkozy's approach to integration.

"There are these problems at the beginning of an administration where you come in, you have some views, but they're not terribly well-founded, and we may be seeing some of this at this point," Wilder said.

No doubt you'll have some views on that - and in response to a couple of recent comments, we'll be opening comments on the live report on Saturday morning UK time for your thoughts.

It will be a surprise if Pietersen does not have some views on the contrast between his defenestration after the Ashes tour and Flower's appointment after his resignation as coach to a new and influential role as technical director of elite cricket.

But I do have some views on the state in which F1 finds itself, and I do believe there are areas in which it could be improved.

Somebody will have some view of the First Amendment or free speech, and I think in India the basic knowledge is far less.

Amin had been read a Swahili transcript of the novel and he had some views.

"She has some views that are just too much for that office," he said bluntly.

"A lot of people including Newt had some views and some clients who cared about the issues that we were dealing with," he said.

As of Tuesday morning, the video had some nineteen thousand views.